Qe only hiked down this trail, we came up the bright angel trail, which is more prefered on the way back up since there are 3 spots with running water, restrooms, and shade. The only thing I can say about the South Kaibab Trail is that you do not want to be on it during the hottest part of the day. The direct heat is intense and there is almost ...

It is truley amazing! If you want to see it with the help of a guide, please go here www.fsguides.com . Over 10 years of leading people below the rim of the canyon.

We had perfect weather for our midday hike: 68'F and a brisk easterly wind. We only went to Cedar Bluffs, which I recall being about 1/2 way down. Dont stop at Oooh Ah point, go to the Cedar or a little farther. The point sticks out into the middle of the canyon!! Take snacks, food, and water. There is plenty of room for hikers and the ...

We packed down South Kaibab on May 12th when the weather was 15-20 degrees above normal - the last mile down was brutalizing in the heat. Temps were at 105, all in my party ran out of water (each drinking 1 gallon and 1 liter of water and electrolytes). Hiking up on Bright Angel was just as brutal in the heat, but at least there are water stops - ...